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September 8, 2020

• Watch Royals dupe Francisco Lindor into making costly base-running mistake
• KC-area lawyer ordered to surrender for 30 days in jail after working while suspended
• Two suspicious deaths discovered on Labor Day were homicides, KC police say
• Cold front rolls through Kansas City, sending temps tumbling, fueling thunderstorms
• This old white guy hopes ‘Kansas City nice’ can be more than just skin deep
• Melissa Etheridge: Americans want Congress to shut down the horse slaughter industry
• ‘Look at those cool temperatures’: Fall weather, rain return to Kansas City on Tuesday
• Body found floating in Northland pond Monday morning, police say
• Police investigating suspicious death after man found dead inside Kansas City home
• Suspicious death investigation underway after woman’s body found inside KC apartment
• Missouri State Highway Patrol reports more Labor Day weekend crash deaths than in 2019
• Distracted box truck driver kills 59-year-old man mowing his lawn, Oklahoma cops say
• SportsBeat KC: Ready or not (with some emphasis on ‘not’), here comes Big 12 football
• Kansas City metro adds nearly 250 new COVID-19 cases, surpassing 33,000 total cases
• Boy introduced his parents to robotics. Mom and Dad now honored for volunteer efforts
• Woman on Bird scooter in KC runs red light, is struck by minivan and injured: police
• Sturgis biker rally adds 267,000 COVID cases and $12.2B in health costs, report says
• ‘Say no to the mob’? In Kansas Senate race, GOP attacks on Bollier devolve into absurdity
• You can’t watch sports at this Oklahoma bar because players kneel for national anthem
• Is wearing a face mask a security threat in a gun store? Missouri shop owner thinks so
• Masks required outdoors at Mizzou as university leaders try to slow COVID-19 spread
• Chiefs’ 321-pound lineman Laurent Duvernay-Tardif caught a fish bigger than himself
• Former Chiefs punter Dustin Colquitt has a family connection with new team, Steelers
• The NFL Network will air two new documentaries on the Chiefs this week
• Quarterback Patrick Mahomes has been exceptional in games the Chiefs have lost
• Johnson County students met with stress and technology problems on first day of school
• Former Olathe man is third person charged in alleged rape on Lake of the Ozarks boat
• First day of school, internet trouble blocks online classes in Lee’s Summit, Raytown
• Judge says criminal charges in Missouri duck boat disaster should be dismissed
• Chiefs’ Thornhill practices fully for second straight day; Kelce returns to full practice
• Here’s the Chiefs biggest concern heading into Thursday’s opener against Houston
• NFL debut of Chiefs’ Edwards-Helaire has arrived. That’s thrilling for several reasons
• Even better ‘Buttkicker’ in 2020? It’s not out of realm of possibility for the Chiefs
• Kansas City malls were struggling before the pandemic. Now dozens of stores are closed
• After only five years, Kansas City startup BacklotCars cashes in big with $425M sale
• If the pandemic means more time in kitchen, here are tips on saving money, adding fun
• Important development for Royals: Mondesi’s having success at the plate. Here’s how
• Royals’ young ace Brad Keller frustrated by loss, felt like he executed his game plan against Indians
• Former Kansas chancellor Gene Budig dies at age 81. He led a long, fascinating career
• Former KU Chancellor Gene Budig remembered as ‘phenomenal’ by hoops coach Larry Brown
• Juco forward Langston Wilson, who’s considering KU, is lighting up the recruiting scene
• What we know about Mizzou’s tightly guarded quarterback battle: not much, but something
• Local taqueria is moving into space after fast food restaurant closed JoCo location
• Waldo landlord files suit against ‘elegant-casual’ restaurant tenant for back rent